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Welcome to the audio imaginarium. Come on in, weary traveler.er. Hang your cloak on a peg, grab a stool,

and come gather around the fire. There are stories to be told, and you are among friends.

Shelley Nees, author of The Copper Scroll Project, is standing by for the full two hours.

She documents retired arson investigator Jim Barfield's fascinating journey to decode the most mysterious of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

But before we get to Shelley, let me introduce the boys in the band.

On the Flying V. Gibson guitar, my technical producer, Ian Robertson.

You might want to check out his amazing rockabilly band at greasmarks.com.

Anyway, he's one hell of a drummer. On the Rickenbocker

bass guitar, my story producer, Albert Venzel. He can't actually play. He just likes to hold the

instrument close and whisper into the fretboard. And finally, on the Hammond B3, Ryan, our live stream

producer. Incidentally, there is no live stream tonight. We'll resume in 2019.

The Cover Scroll Project tells the story of an Oklahoma arson investigator Jim Barfield,

who sets off on a decade-long quest to uncover Qumran's secrets, the lost treasures of the

Jerusalem Temple, and show the world that the Dead Sea Scrolls were merely the

tip of the archaeological iceberg. Through a series of breakthroughs and setbacks, Barfield's

Copper Scroll Project became inadvertently tethered to Israel's modern battle for the Temple Mount.

The Copper Scroll Project is the only remaining witness to a covert operation to rescue

temple tithes and vessels before

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